CH. 3 - CORRIDOR VISION & STRATEGIES Opportunity Sites and Demand Forecast
CORRIDOR VISION & STRATEGIES - CH. 3
Settlement Pattern Strategies: Gateway Subarea
Available Land 152 Acres
Gateway Subarea Opportunity Sites and Demand Forecast
→ Seek public private partnerships to consolidate retail, infill with mixed income housing and create job generating uses tailored to medical, logistics, construction trades and hospitality related industries. → Consider immediate use of underutilized and vacant commercial for job generating uses such as a call center, restaurant training, and small business incubation, trades training and small business incubation, and other uses aimed at improving job creating opportunities and small business growth for the area. → Enable all types of housing through redevelopment and infill of commercial areas to include small lot single family, townhomes and multifamily ownership and rental opportunities. → Implement programs that enable stronger pathways to home ownership for existing renters in the area.
Tier 1/Known Development Other Opportunity Site Public Housing Recent Investments Publicly Owned
110 SINGLE FAMILY UNITS SUBAREA DEMAND FORECAST 310 MULTIFAMILY UNITS 0* RETAIL SF 152 ACRES AVAILABLE LAND
GATEWAY
GOLFAIR
* No net new retail space. Area could support redevelopment of existing space Source: SB Friedman → As part of redevelopment of larger area, establish legacy business retention programs such as tax abatement and relocation assistance for existing small businesses and flea market to remain in area as new buildings come online. Capture housing demand over the next 20 years including 420+ residential units, consolidation and redevelopment of retail, and job-generating uses aimed at improving income elevating opportunities in the neighborhood.
Gateway Station Area potential redevelopment
Subarea Demand Forecast
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110 Single-Family Units
310 Multi-Family Units
0* SF Retail
Golfair and Gateway station areas marked with pins, aerial view North.
* No net new retail space. Area could support redevelopment of existing space
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Northwest Jacksonville Connects: Green Line TOD Study Final Report | Jacksonville Transit Authority
Northwest Jacksonville Connects: Green Line TOD Study Final Report | Jacksonville Transit Authority
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